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November 14, 2014

NSF Science Now-Episode 28


In this week's episode we learn how researchers are working to stop Ebola in its tracks; explore ways to streamline air traffic control, saving fuel and airport emissions; discover how desert sidewinder rattlesnakes slither sandy slopes; and, finally, we discover ice age infants buried more than 11,000 years ago. Check it out!

Credit: National Science Foundation


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